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GEN. KELLY KWALIK Commander TPN-OPM - West Papua

Submitted by rains on Wed, 07/29/2009 - 11:31
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TENTARA PEMBEBASAN NASIONAL PAPUA BARAT [TPN.PB]
THE WEST PAPUA NATIONAL LIBERATION ARMY
MARKAS KOMANDO PEMBEBASAN III [MAKODAP III]

PRESS RELEASE of GEN. KELLY KWALIK

Freeport and Indonesia Responsible of The All Incidents in West Papua

To the World Community, United Nation, Australia, USA, Uni Europe and Asian Pacific as well as the Nation Colonial Indonesia!

On behalf of God as the creator of the Land of West Papua, on behalf of the ancestors of the nation of West Papua, on behalf of West Papua people that were slaughtered because of the ferocity of Colonial Indonesia, and on behalf of all people of West Papua, I General Kelly Kwalik said that, all the shooting incident, both Security and the Australian Citizen in Tembagapura Timika were responsibility of PT.Freeport Indonesia (Freeport Indonesia, ltd) and the TNI/POLRI (National Indonesia Army and Indonesia Police).

Therefore, on behalf of the nation of West Papua, We say to the Australian Country that, the nation of West Papua give our deepest condolence of the shooting incident of our Relatives Drew Nicholas Grant.. Always the big leader TPN-OPM wanted delivered that, the problem of the shooting against our relatives Drew was the pure conspiracy between both security forces of TNI-POLIRI and PT.Freeport Indonesia must full responsible.

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OPM TPN State Seal of West Papua

OPM resist in West Papua highlands - BBC2 Newsnight pt1

Submitted by admin on Wed, 05/20/2009 - 14:55
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This news report shows, the extremely committed West Papuans, in their desperately brave efforts to resist the brutal & illegal Indonesian occupation of their ancestral homeland.

Filmed undercover in West Papua 2008.

A film made with fPcN interCultural: assistance & co-operation.

Respect BBC2 for broadcasting this.

PAPUA MERDEKA (2003, 43.06)

Submitted by rains on Thu, 03/05/2009 - 09:25
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This film shows; the extremely brutal history the native population of West Papua have endured for many decades under the oppressive Indonesian Military.

How, to this day they continue to struggle for independence from Indonesia, with historical pieces showing the UN Shame vote: Act of 'NO' Choice which lead to their colonisation and the continued thief, of the West Papuan's natural resources.

Filmed undercover in West Papua 2000/1 with historical footage obtained from various sources.

A film was made by fPcN interCultural:

Links for: PAPUA MERDEKA. (2002, 43.06) (720x576 4:3)


The Secret War Against the Defenseless People of West Papua

Submitted by rains on Fri, 02/06/2009 - 09:22
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In 1993, I and four others travelled clandestinely across East Timor to gather evidence of the genocide committed by the Indonesian dictatorship. Such was the depth of silence about this tiny country that the only map I could find before I set out was one with blank spaces stamped "Relief Data Incomplete." Yet few places had been as defiled and abused by murderous forces. Not even Pol Pot had succeeded in dispatching, proportionally, as many people as the Indonesian tyrant Suharto had done in collusion with the "international community."

‘The Right to Self-determination of the Eelam Tamils’ was discussed at World Social Forum in Brazil

Submitted by FdN on Mon, 02/02/2009 - 10:27
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‘The Right to Self-determination of the Eelam Tamils’ was discussed at World Social Forum in Brazil

(Tamil Centre for Human Rights, 01 02 2009) - The 8th session of the World Social Forum ended on Sunday, after six days of discussions and protests in Belem, Brazil.

The WSF is an open space - plural, diverse, non-governmental and non-partisan - that stimulates decentralized debate, reflection, new proposals, sharing of experiences and building of alliances among movements and organizations engaged in concrete actions towards a more democratic and fair world and greater solidarity.

Prisoners of a White God

Submitted by admin on Sat, 01/03/2009 - 11:15
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A documentary film about a mountain ethnic group in South East Asia, the Prisoners of a White God, tells the story about a researcher, who investigates the activities of christian missionaries and international development among the Akha peoples.
Prisoners of a White God received the Grand Prixes at RAFF Film Festival, at Ecofilm Festival, at Festival of the Mountain Films, at "It's Up To You" Film Festival and the Main Prize at Ekotopfilm in 2008!


Chief Reuben Ishmael Vice President 'Shepherds Alliance' Vanuatu speaks for West Papua & other colonised peoples. (2008, 14.26)

Submitted by rains on Mon, 12/29/2008 - 08:43
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Vice President of the current opposition partly in Vanuatu, Reuben Ishmael, Chief of Masoen Maramanu Tinapuna, from the 'Shepherds Alliance' party, speaks for a free and independent West Papua. And independence for all Melanesians


Tensions rise as traditions die in highlands of West Papua

Submitted by rains on Thu, 12/18/2008 - 12:28
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At the 'car wash'...modernity and traditional culture collide in the Baliem Valley.

The "car wash" in the remote Baliem Valley of Indonesia's Papua region is not as innocent as it seems at first glance, and just decades ago anything like it would have been inconceivable.

A fertile basin gouged out of jagged mountains, the valley has been in contact with the outside world only since the end of World War II. Everything, from clothing to metal, money and medicine is new here.

At the "car wash" on a quiet intersection in Wamena town, homeless men and boys from the villages squat by the roadside in the midday sun, drinking and waiting for cars and motorcycles to roll up.

Washing the cars brings in some money, but the real money comes from sex with the drivers. Seeing a camera, the workers point and laugh at friends lying drunk and unconscious on the ground.

West Papua Report November 2008

Submitted by rains on Thu, 11/06/2008 - 12:01
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This is the 54th in a series of monthly reports that focus on developments affecting Papuans This series is produced by the non-profit West Papua Advocacy Team (WPAT) drawing on media accounts, other NGO assessments and analysis and reporting from sources within West Papua. This report is co-published by the East Timor and Indonesian Action Network (ETAN) Back issues are posted online at http://etan.org/issues/wpapua/default.htm Questions regarding this report can be addressed to Edmund McWilliams at edmcw@msn.com.

Summary:
* International Parliamentarian Group (IPWP) Concerned about West Papua Convenes in London
* Peaceful Papuans Beaten, Detained for Welcoming Launch of IPWP; Indonesian Parliamentarians Protest Launch
* Papuan Religious Leaders Call for Dialogue between Papuans and Jakarta over Fraudulent 1969 "Act of Free Choice"
* Greenpeace Calls for Moratorium on Logging in West Papua*
* The Failure of TNI "Reform"
* U.S. Academic Testimony to US Congress Regarding Impact of Freeport Operations on The Papuan People

The Saami reendier Culture at the brink of extinction

Submitted by FdN on Tue, 10/28/2008 - 09:15
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The ongoing logging of the state forests in northern Finland for years has reached now the potential to wipe out very soon the Saami reindeer herding economy. The film describes the deforestation in Finland and the extinction of the Saami culture. Interviews with Pekka Aikio, former president of the Saami council and Kalevi Padaar, Saami activist.